Economic and Game Theory
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Two companies are selling their fish in a market with inverse demand: P(Q)=100-Q Company one arrives at 8h and company 2 at 10h. No other competitor. They both have a marginal cost of 10. Company two also has a one time fixed cost of F. We know if company 1 sells less then 70 units company 2 can be profitable. Should company one let company two enter? And what are the nash equilibrium in subgames? I usually know how to do a Stackelberg, but with this kind of undefined fixed cost im lost. Thank you for your help! [Manage messages] |